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Declan Rice Completes Record-Breaking Transfer to Arsenal

I wrote: Nourhan Taman Sunday, July 16, 2023 12:53 PM

England international Declan Rice, West Ham star, appeared in the Arsenal shirt after it was officially announced that he had joined the Gunners with a long-term contract until June 2028, during the current summer transfer period.

Declan Rice’s transfer to Arsenal cost the Gunners 105 million pounds, becoming the most expensive deal in the history of the Gunners, surpassing Nicholas Pepe, who joined the London club in the summer of 2019 from Monaco for 72 million pounds, and Alexandre Lacazette succeeded him with 52.7 million pounds after coming from Olympique Lyonnais to Arsenal in the summer of 2017.

And Declan Rice, the new Arsenal star, became the second most expensive deal in the history of the English Premier League, after the Argentine Enzo Fernandez, the Chelsea player, who joined the ranks of the Blues from Benfica, Portugal, for 106.5 million pounds.

The Declan Rice deal is the most expensive among English players in the history of the Premier League, surpassing Jack Grealish, the Manchester City player, while Grealish came runner-up after joining Man City in the summer of 2021, coming from Aston Villa, for 100 million pounds sterling.

Then Harry Maguire, captain of Manchester United, is in third place, where he joined the “Red Devils” in the summer of 2019, coming from Leicester City for 80 million pounds sterling, and Jadon Sancho is the fourth player of the Red Devils, after moving to the “Red Devils”, in the summer of 2021. From Borussia Dortmund, Germany, for 73 million pounds sterling.

Kyle Walker, the right-back of Manchester City, ranks fifth in this historical list, as he joined Al-Samawi in the summer of 2017, from Tottenham Hotspur, for 53 million pounds.

2023-07-16 09:53:00

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